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Tracking bats as they hunt birds in the skies above Europe

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DNA analysis reveals likely pathogens that killed Napoleon’s army

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Satellite shows what’s really happening at the East Wing of the White House

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Rocket Report: China tests Falcon 9 lookalike; NASA’s Moon rocket fully stacked

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Dinosaurs may have flourished right up to when the asteroid hit

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An NIH director joins MAHA, gets replaced by JD Vance’s close friend

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The first people to set foot in Australia were fossil hunters

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California startup to demonstrate space weapon on its own dime

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Google claims to have quantum advantage with a potentially useful algorithm

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“Butt breathing” might soon be a real medical treatment

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Even with protections, wolves still fear humans

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Breaking down rare earth element magnets for recycling

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Do animals fall for optical illusions? It’s complicated.

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SpaceX launches 10,000th Starlink satellite, with no sign of slowing down

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Dead Ends is a fun, macabre medical history for kids

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NASA’s next Moonship reaches last stop before launch pad

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Hominins suffered lead poisoning starting at least 2 million years ago

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SpaceX has plans to launch Falcon Heavy from California—if anyone wants it to

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Antarctica is starting to look a lot like Greenland—and that isn’t good

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Meet the 2025 Nikon photomicrography winners

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